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, Showers and fliunderstonns.
.60") Maintenance of
”like 37 Men Will Decide
0n Strike This Week
Inirmain ‘I‘I’illiam Parker Urges the New York
Ventral (lifieials to Meet the Strike Leaders
at Once and Tells the Only “’35? That a. Strike
i. .1111 lie Arertedw‘vVorcester Firemen and
Uilus \V out on Strike This Morning at 10
0‘ lllt‘k
NI'W \‘IIHH. July lH.~'l‘lII- lli‘ty they were prt‘luu‘ml for any emerg—
i‘ I ll,\; II-‘I II ‘11Il'lI‘ll1lllI‘l‘ nt‘ “'11); 111011 one}:
:I II.’ II? illi‘i lizI I'l‘ lllt jurisdiction 0‘.‘ HANHYHY. Jilly lR.—~Tll(‘. main-
\\'I‘: lIlIll l .II I III I‘I‘Inii‘mun ot' the New tom-mm (It “will S‘T‘tlml “l the NGW
‘II M. t‘» lIfI'II‘ >I).Ii' ill t'lI-lotl'llliml, will .l‘iil,\t'll rontl lie-HI numbers about fivt‘.
III-I ‘IIr :llllillllf' rIIiranliIIi: tlII-ir lIIIrIlI-I-Il "11-11. These include men
ILL'.‘ II its lfII~ \I‘I-I-‘I; :IIII'anlinir to Mr. who work on the roadway. on bridges
i'Illlni‘" and buildings, in the engine house
l'.Il'l.: l' h m 11‘! iii In New Yuri; (7911- pits :IrI-l Hi the coal pockets.
tItIl III'iIImI». II: zinc HIIIIn to meet, 'l'lm strike of‘shopmcn locally re.
s I:I;I IIlI-r.. III IIImIIrI-III-I- iaixlzw-Iii— '111:1i1.;< unchanged. The strike leaders
:I’I I\ llI‘ ~IITII'. .IIlIlIII: that the only claim :1 one hundred per cent loyalty
1\ l'l :IxI-rz :I _<lI-ilII- is for illt‘ nlzln- to the union, while the railroad man-
; III-I III III-I I;'II.I,III llIII (litl wages. the accment claims that. the shop condi-
II I'i‘i~i’u"ll' -l.-:I .IrlIl tinn- 11ml one—hull tions are close to normal.
I lI'It I‘"ll|l"'. , \VURCBSTEH, Mass, July 18.——-All
:x'. ‘Iul’il‘ (JIIIItI-al oilicinls 111:“ch no W’orcester members of the Brother-
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'i'lremier Lenine of Soviet
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with Dr. Sam Yul, S011, deposed [In-sil—
IlI-IIl of South China, uhourd, is fos—
toom-Il with barbed wire charged with-
IIlIIIItricily in prIIpI‘II-otion for any sur-
prise :Ittnck from the shore wlwrc
(flu-n l‘liilllle’—I\liilg"s forces are, in
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3.: El I lllllsS, lllllt'-_\'t‘2ll'-nid «laughter of Mr.
.. ....-._.~ and Mrs. 1-2. \V. Curtiss. formerly of
l" T TH I .1”, ,1 ,. ‘I‘IIrringlon. 11:15 lII-IIn found LIV her
a _.. II. III .III.IIIIII- lllil‘l‘ :I erIth of IlL'lel} {our
f “Ilium the wars, l’IInIlinI,r the tlial oi :1. (llxorce
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wiI'ii lIIIII in Hills, the superior court
lIin IIII-IIIIIlIIIl custody of the daughter
in tho mother. giving the {other the
W l\ liven of Si ring: her at stated times.
’2‘lw I‘IIllIIII' took her for the day after
V ‘ !:Il:I1'IlI II lex 'l‘lIIInksgivinc. in accordance with this
IIrI'lIIIgIIIIIIII;l. but failed to return her
'lii"ll 3th Y‘llilf. l't'~ in tin custody or the lnothcr. He was
orIlI-I-Id to produce the girl in court.
lfilll failed to do so. and was arrested
IIII. ll::- of contempt of court.
ll’II issu: Ii :1 pamphlet attacking Judge
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EBNNElIliCUll LEAflS
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MRS SPARKS DIES
' ‘IVHILE IN BATHING
‘.I . \\'I.3;.I;.. ,I, ”MN, m. 9 .Wm 0 HARTFORD. July 18.—Connecl~
' i 1"" I II’ Word lust (“I“IInir: (II will ll'il‘ls the forty-eight States Of thé
I- I‘I’. II: ilt‘l' (mli' lilllli-Tlllt‘l‘ all -.| Ulllor in National Guard Strength'
\\ HIIIIIIIIII. oi‘ \lt'l-I'l‘l' ' i "7' ““‘C‘mm‘: ‘0 TDPOI'tS f m Washing-
‘ ‘JHHIPF' Alas-Sf . llfilllll. I] If)“. 1390in?“ by At jutunt-GeneraJ
" ‘7‘ . l'Ill‘llI"lllI‘ll‘S 1‘I’rIr-i‘v33l it am (fine .M' COR" War Department
_ I. , In”. Sparks “m5 if It . lint-rm show that of its authorized
, “I. 1'" ‘1 .1. _"‘”l‘ mil-“mum muirIl strength, Connecti-
. IlenIls. Jim \Vfln oil has mill“) :1 1,“.va proportion
III trouble. Shr- (iitil than adv 0111“ state. ”Recruiting has
She was well known
".I'Iss Annolle Halisch.
«11ml frequently. and
W hero. She was
new. llr-shles her
only by her
beet \erv acthe in men unit: of the
Guard in recent \\ oeks, General (1018
said and many companies have a“
read}: exceeded their maximum au-
thorichi strength. ‘
GI nrral Cole will inspect the 169th
Inilintr} while at Niantic and 3418?:
lime-n. The regimental review in
honor of Governor Lake will be held
at Niantic July 27.
CAPT. PATRICK H RIG!- '
CHOSEN HEAD 01' K. or G.
NENV HAVEN, July 18.-——-It was an-
,,.
,~‘.:21'.’IIIl
‘ . w Inn-Is will lie held
,. H Iml Mr. :11le Mrs.
”Hrs: Lanise hull)" of
1:"! to Lglllllt‘y by auto-
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swarms?
LOST ON LAKE ERIE
’r (Tie I” . g nounced ’at the national headquarters
”uh 0’on ‘5 1:.-'l‘he of the knights of Columbus. yester—
,,_ lull]. S rt .1 thirty~five day. that Captain Patrick H. nice at
“- Toledo men Augusta. Ga.. had been appolrjted a
‘ll lr-l‘t Put-in l’ay at
for 'l‘olulo. has failed
. port and is believed to
Illa.» l-Irie . according to
m oi oi the Toledo Pow—
III lmlu}
supreme director of the K. of 0.. The
appointment was made by Supreme
Knight James A. Puberty.
Rice is one of the prime mover!
the Catholic laymen‘g'
Georgia. «
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HEARING 0N
Will STREET e
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Judge John “7. Banks of the
superior court held a hearing today in
Bridgeport on the appointment of a.
omnmlttee to act as a referee on the
amounts cwar ded as damages to the
property owners whose property was
aficcted by the widening of Wall,
street. According to the charter of the
citv of Norwalk anv appeals from the
amounts alloted by the board of free-
holders must he passed on by a judge
of the superior court or a commflge
appointed by him. Judge E. M. Lock-
wood representing Floxence Mont—
gomery who is appealing from the
amount alloted her for damages. At-
torney Edward J. Quinlan. represent-
ing Emil Hamming. and Corporation
Counsel William F. Tammany, repre-
senting the city of Norwalk. were
present at the hearing.
nounced some time this afternoon.
MRS. NEIGHBORS
IS HORSEWHIPPED
IOS ANGELES, July lstrs
Vlinnic Neighbors who was charged
with perjmy in San IIrancisco follow-
im: llt’l‘ testimonv at the hall of Ros-
roe (Fattv) Arbucklc for mansl m gh-
ter. was horsouhippnl in her home
by Mrs. Linily Croll. the police said
Mrs. Croll informed them.
hlIs.N(ighl1015. \\ ho is Is a uitnnss
in :1. contest lust gear of ”H “ill of
1115. (‘roll‘s 'Inintlu'r. Mrs. Minnie. l 11—
Irer. “11?, (ll‘illOIl the great Pull of
her est. (I to other children.
The Sun lI‘rLQrIisco pc'i'jury charge
The committee “ill probably be an- ,
-Food If Nec-
Vehicles Cindered by U S
Government.
HARTFORD. July 18. —~Connectlcut'
ready for any emergency which
has arise out of a natiomwide mil—
road tie- -up. theft machineery which
was assembled to *move food and
freight. last OctXi'be, 1', when there was
I tin-eat or :1. general walkout, haw
lug heen retained so that it. can be
thrown into gear “in a minute? ac—
cording to Secrttary George B.
Ijlmnlliar 01 the Connecticut Cham-
law oi Commerce. (IThe state cham-
be. has taken no special steps to pre-
pare now for auxitilary rail senice
in case. of a walk out. but the “cham~
iII-r Is not, making a lot. of motions in
ol‘llf‘l' to advertise itself" and is ready
for “IhutIIver may turn 11p.
Th:- nntional depnflment of com-
,,.,;,,_{... has also retained its plans
which “w... formulated at the time of
the threatened strike last fall and
a
Damages of $10, 000 are asked by
William Krauc , administrator of the
estate or Adolph Krause in a suit filed,
today in the Superior court at Bridge-
port against. Domenico Vetrongile, pro-
prietor of Miramar Inn in W’estport
The allegations 'claim that the defend-
ant was responsible for the death of
Adolph Krause, who died in March
1922. as the result of injuries sustained
u hen he fell down a flight of stairs at
the inn. Papers ‘were served by
Deputy Sheriff Nelson Benedict, who
attached Vetromile‘s \Veslport prop-
erty. The caseis returnable“ to the
Superior court on the second Tuesday
(Continued on Page Three)
FIRED-FOR FLYINGOVER _
mamas Poem LAND
PVNXSEITAXVNEY. Pa., July 18.—
Hamold IO. Nevin and Leon Smith,
aviators, were fined 31, and costs to-
day by Justice of the Peace C. C.
Rowan on a charge of trespassing
oxer the land of O. F. Grube, a farm—
er residing near this town.
The two fliers have. been glv mg ex—
hibitions. Mr. Grubs objected to their
flying over his farm, which is posted
against trespaseers. When the avia-
tors refused to discontinue their
flights which carried thom‘orer the
Grube property. which they have nev-
er touched, the latter made an in-
formation against thew/'0 flyers and
Francis Cole for trespass. Cole, ~Ifals a
passenger in one of the machines.
He. was discharged by Squire Rowan,
but the aviators were fined- The case
against Mrs. Neighbors was dis- I .
missed. , (Continued on Page Three) Km be appealed.
THE STRIKE SITUATION “‘1 THE UNITED, STATES "TO-DAY.
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LOS ANGELES. July lS.——-Officials
prepared to handle a large crowd at
the arraignment today of Mrs. Clara
Phillips on the grand jury indictment
charging her with the murder of Mrs.
Alberta Meadows. twenty-year-old
widow, who was beaten to death with
a. hammer.
Mrs. Phllllps’ attorneys have'stated
their defense would be insanity.
Yesterday, after the inquest, which
ended in a coroner’s jury charging
Mrs. Phillips with the murder of hits:
Meadows. the defendant was permitted
to see her husband. A. L. Phillips
They fell into each other's arms and
kissed many times. It was their first
meeting since last Thursday morning.
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129 BARREL-S 0F
HARD CIDER SEIZED
GRISWOLD, July 18,—Johfi Pot—
ter, a former member of the General
Assembly. and a. citizen who is ranked
among the first in town, today was
in court charged with offences which
were hitched to 129 barrels of “hard
order,” which had been seized on his
farm.
In the first case, he was charged
with reputation. keeping of liquor and
“actual sale under the state law. He
was found guilty on all three counts
and was fined $350 and'costs. He took
an appeal.
011 the second case,” that of keep-
'11? hard.- clder for improper purposes.
he demanded a. trial by six jurors,
which was granted. The trial will be
held at Jewett City mext Monday.
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roam) GUILTY, or , ‘
en 02 man
LONDON, July 18’ (Associatei
Press) .aneginald Dunn and "Joseph
O'Snilivan were found guilty moo. .
after trial in the Old Bailey. of the
murder of the late Field Marshal Sir
l
' really planned to I assassinate
who was shot. 3
, The map shows the coal fields of the country (in black) where the workers are 1
‘ national trunk lines affected by the strikes of
indicate the States where disorders or into
rference with rail service
TRAFFIC LAW
VlfllATllllS IN ,
WESTPBRTEBURT
Police Enforce Road" Rules 7
Rigidly—Many Fined.
WESTPORT, Juiv 18. ~State P0-
liceman Anthony Manion while on the
Post road in the vicinity of the West-
Iport Sanatarium sighted a. touring car
going toward Bridgeport at a fast rateL
of speed. He trailed the auto to the
Southport line before he caught it.
The drivDer,_ Daniel Maxtin of New Ha-
ven, appeared before Judge G Hiatt
in the local court and was fined $25
and costs. amounting to $37. 90.
Officer Manion arrested Charles
Gaines of 53 W 72nd street: New
York for not halting a mirror on his
car. Judge Joseph G Hyatt fined him
35 and coats. amounting to $17 50.
Both Oiflcer Marxian and Deputy
Sheriff Clark N. Kirk wax-i on patnol
on the Post road all morning.
Yesterday Sheriff Ki rk oriented Ike
311111111 of 89 Jew’el street, 3:001:13
‘ (Continued on Page Two)
PLAMD TO KILL BOTH
racemes! m _ monks,»
PARIS. July 18.—-(The Associated
Press) gallstone Bouvet,
“ate President Millerand on July 14
in a. formal examination yesterday.
with his attorney present, Said he
President "and Premier Poincare. ex-
peeling them both to ride in the same,
carriage. .
He said he was disappointed to and
only one persIm, Prefect oi Police 1A.;
,. and . ‘
Naudin. in. the first automobi
the shopmen and stationary engineers.
who fired
three shots in an attempt to “3355i—
the :
die and the great.
The dotted areas
has been reported.
Willi 11131113111
Involved in Litigation.
ed in the Superior Court by
Lnlne other members
late of the late Harvey W'eed.
den. Kenealy & Montgomery.
garet M. Weed Hattie Barbara Weed
4 Bessie M. Weed Shaw and John A
Weed. all of Darien; Florence D. Fos-
ter and Helen F Bulkly of. South-
port: and Margaret M. Weed as con-
'servator of Geraldinéi-S. Andrews.
The Detendants. ’
(Continued on Page Three)
Mill} VllflllllEES lN
«1
place;
in the
town
Nor‘wclk Hospital will: a nae
skull,
the windshield «of,
Hill 8 0,000
‘ apparatus turned out since the Equit-
PARllllllNSUll
Sixteen Acres Near Noroton
River in Town of Darien
A civil action for the partition or
sale of seven tracts of land; totalling
16 acres and lving near the. Noroton
River in Darien. has been commenc-
seven
members of the Weed family against
of the family
and some unknown heirs of the es-
The
plaintiffs are represented by F'essen—
The plaintiffs' names follow: Mar-
The denfendants namea are: Louis
Weed Wilson and Carri-o E Weed
' of Darien; Florence Roome of Plain-
Mrs. Robert Voorhees. (I: 3 Gregory ,
is still in a critical condition
rectified early Sunday
evening when she was tliruwnthmugh
an utomobile be
, . NEW’ YORK, July 18.-——-A series of
explosions caused by a. fire wrecked a
six—story warehouse in‘Greemvich Vil-
lage, today, killed a fire-lieutenant,
seriously injured more-than a score 01*
persons, shattered Windows for blocks
and drove hundreds from their homes
in neie‘nhoring tenements.
At 10 oclock more than an hour
after the first blast occurred, inter-
mitiant explosions continued, filling
the section of the city with fumes and
smoke. Five fire alarms had brought
to the scene the greatest array of fire
,able Building fire.
“Smoky Joe“ Martin, acting Fire
Chier, told Mayor Hilan, that the ex-
plosions were the worst he had ex—
perienced in his Inany years in the
department.
~ The warehouse, where it was
heved chemicals or powder caused the
blasts, had great holes torn in its
walls and tons of bricks, stone and
paekagesof goods were hurled onto
the pavements. Neighbors, rushing
be—
Seriesof Explosions
Wreck 6 Story Warehou
‘ in Greenwmh Villa
Fire Lie utenant Killed When Walls Collapse,
Fireman Meets Death as New York
Company Was Rushing to the Scene an
Apparatus Struck the Curb—Score of P
sons in St. Vincent’s, Hospital Seriouslyfl f
out, some
iture with them, were flung to, ‘-
streets by theexplosions. Manic
slightly injured, were treated on ‘
spot
conxeyed to hospitals.
‘07 incendiaries was advanccglto
bomb squad‘ by Anthony E39119.
lives opposite the warehouse.
shcrlly before 8 oclock he hall!
three men 1 ith a pushcart sfto
front of the building and curry "
at boxes in.
heard an explosion and saw issues.
He tI arnedr in the alarm.
warehousre company,
fie officials before he had consul
his lawz.‘ er,
.xareliousc w: e,
contained magnesia. and sulphur.
tugging household :21
the mme severely hurt; ‘
A theory that the fire was size.
He told . Lieutenant (legato
As they emerged. he sat,
Frederick Francis, truism-er of,
declined to to
W mt the contents of
but firemen said it.
Licut J. J. Shoppemeycrwashfiei
(Continued‘bn page W 3
ASSASSlNS 0i
Rilllilllll Kill.
lHEMSilVES
BFBLIN, July 18- (Associated
Press).e—~Hc11'ma11 Fiscger and Edwin
Kern, Who for many ' ays have been
pursued by the German police as the
assaSsi’ns oi the late Foreign Minister
,Rat'henau. committed suicide. today.
according to a, dispatch from Hallo.
,The two men, shot themselves. the
dispatch says. as they were alsout to
be captured in the turret of Sualcck
Castle near Bad Koesen, whither hc:'
had been traced 3este1dav bv the po.
lice. f g
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lllES SUDBENLY
Well-Known East N orwalk
Resident in the Grocery
Business, for Forty Years.
‘ One of East Norwalk’s well-known
citizens. Daniel P. L’Hommedieu, died
at his hom‘e. 20 Rowan street, last
evening, after 'a long- illness. Mr.
L'Hommedieu had, partially recqyered
from his illness and early in the even-
ing was resting in the rear of the yard
watching a neighbor working. in his
garden. \Vhen Mrs. L’Hommedieu
called her husband she received no re—
Plan Operations Against
Irish Republican Irregulars
National Army Continues
plv and on investigating found him
dead in the chair. His death came as
a surprise to a large circle of friends
7 The deceased was born in Bellport,
L. 1., Februarv 1 1860. and came to!
“this citv When unite young. For more
than forty years he conducted a
grocery store on East Washington
street. About five years ago he re-
fixed from this business. He was in-
terestdi in the affairs of the city and
was an active church member. He Was
president of the board of trustees of
. the East Avenue Methodist Epmcapal
church. He was a lifedong member of
the church. He was also a member of‘
the Butler Lodge, N . 97, I. 0. O. F.
He is survived by a wife and two chil—
dren, Marion and Carlton L'Homme-
dieu: two sisters. Mrs. George Sher—
wood or New Haven, and Mrs. Arthur
Crockett of Rowayton; two brothers.
Frank and John L’Hommedieu.
The funeral Will be held from his
late home Thursdayafternoon 21.2: 30.
The Rev. 1. Irving'Watkins will om.
ciate. The interment will be in River—
sme cemeterv.
45 SUSPEETS I. -
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WELLSBURG, W.- '11:, July 18,——
Forty- five men are in custody here
and‘at Wheeling as a consequence of
the battle at the Clifton mine of the
Richmond Coal Company ’at Cliffton-
Ville , early yesterday, in which at
least four persons were killed.
Acting on orders from Sheriff
mesa. father. LSheriiI H. H. Deva:
, Thomas Din-3.1.013 Brooke Chianti:
W..-
l
Press) .——Talri in Dublin today confine
1105 to center around approaching o ,
gallons on a big scale against the Re:
1- ulJllCCln irregulars, but the We Stain
commanders so far have hidden their
plans.
pated mox' ement will begin is a m
ter for conjecture.
ed Baltinglass,
Take Several Small Placa
and Now Have 2, 609 Pris-
GREYS.
DUBLIN. July 18 (Associatei!
When and where the anticifi
\leanuhile, National Amy M
continue to reap scattered successes
It is officially announced “they v .
Tallow 811a New!»
Barry.
Including the prisoners captured
Fuse State, troops during the race
fighting in Dublin, the Nationals m
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llllil lllllNAPl’Ell ,.
AilERlEANSS;
“The, Yaqui,” N o t o r in}!
Killer, Expected to
cee’il Gomzav‘e as
of Band.
MEXICO CITY, July 18,631
ASSOciuted Press).———Euschio Gore '
the bandit leader. and one oi his
tenants were shot and kilteli from
bush yesterday near Pattern dd ,
110, State of Vera Cruz; according
advices from authentic wait-ca
Tampieo yesterday. A no -~ .,
dispatch from Tuxpam says the
ies are being brought to thatdty
Should the news . of '
death be confirmed... the ,moud
command. “The Yaqui.” <1wa
succeed to the leadership of ti: '
band which for months has been
mitting numerous depr'edafions
Huesteca oil region, the
which was the raid on the 5
camp of the Cortex Oil company
the holding or forty Am ‘
-ransom. .
"The Yaqui" has the rep ,
being a. typical "bad man"
gun who was kept in restrain
domination.
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Silllllll 51 f
Margaret McGuory, a W:
the employ of Walter H. If '
Middlesex road, Bax-"lea. is
Stamford Hospital my.
item a broken arm and a ,_
finger on the right we
received yesterday. when I
struck down by a motor m
by the J scksona.
The accident was «in: m
it was stated to the Ex
this morning as the
to have the brake on new,
when the woman warm as
of the car she was m
rendered unconscious.
and workmen in the:
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